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Success in automatic bridge and calibration error correction calculation #internals #calibration
After calibration with the correct calibration error parameters, a 1 meter cable connected to the reference plane with short and open at its other end, should give perfect circles spiraling inwards in
By Erik Kaashoek · #6066 ·
Re: a place to compare features?
QRP RX recently updated his README: https://github.com/qrp73/NanoVNA-Q/blob/master/README.md
By Oristo · #6065 ·
Re: NanoVNA does not want to start -solved
Bob, https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&initiative_id=SB_20191030105308&SearchText=IP5303 But be careful - some vendors charge big $$ for shipping.
By Larry Rothman · #6064 ·
Re: NanoVNA does not want to start -solved
Where to buy IP5303?
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #6063 ·
Re: Voltage sensing diode
Thanks for the image, KVR5 Your hand is steadier for soldering than mine.. @QRP - does the small red mark next to it signify bad hardware?
By Oristo · #6062 ·
Re: has anybody tested hf traps
That's exactly what I do at LC. "You can also connect trap to hot ends of both CH0 and CH1 and do S21 measure without need for coil adapter. It worked for me when I was unable to detach trap from
By Igor - PY3IG · #6061 ·
Re: NanoVNA questions
IF your reply DID NOT start with put-down I would reply....
By vaclav_sal <vaclav_sal@...> · #6060 ·
Re: NanoVNA questions
IF you would have looked in the Files and Wiki sections of the forum - all of your questions would have been answered except #1.There is no trademark - only a copyrighted name, owned by edy555. Check
By Larry Rothman · #6059 ·
Re: usb controled rf generator.
Sure, but one fixed LPF suffices, rather than LPF tracking swept square wave.
By Oristo · #6058 ·
NanoVNA questions
Before purchase I would like to have the following answered / verified Is ¡°NanoVNA¡± a trade mark? (verify) Is ¡°NanoVNA¡± open source ¨C both hardware and software ? (verify) ¡°NanoVNA ¡° is
By vaclav_sal <vaclav_sal@...> · #6057 ·
Re: CH0 LOGMAG and CH1 LOGMAG after CAL RESET (with no calibration)
connect it to CH0, leave CH1 open
By QRP RX · #6056 ·
Re: CH0 LOGMAG and CH1 LOGMAG after CAL RESET (with no calibration)
There is a testing of hardware, to make sure that it provides adequate measurements. With calibration enabled possible hardware issues will be hidden by calibration. This is why I asked for screenshot
By QRP RX · #6055 ·
Re: CH0 LOGMAG and CH1 LOGMAG after CAL RESET (with no calibration)
Do the same with load on CH0 and CH1
By QRP RX · #6054 ·
Re: CH0 LOGMAG and CH1 LOGMAG after CAL RESET (with no calibration)
Cross-talk will change, but better than none. FWIW, CH1 precision is less critical; I use uncalibrated 50 Ohm BNC with SMA adapter.
By Oristo · #6053 ·
Re: usb controled rf generator.
Hi Hmm, putting two signals into a mixer generates more than one single sinusoidal signal. Bo
By Bo, OZ2M · #6052 ·
Re: usb controled rf generator.
As an alternative to mixing and LPF for lower RF, grab an eBay AD9959 board: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/rf-microwave/all-you-need-to-know-about-the-chinese-ad9959-ebay-board/msg2205405/ .. and
By Oristo · #6051 ·
Re: CH0 LOGMAG and CH1 LOGMAG after CAL RESET (with no calibration)
I have only 1 50 O at this point...more on order. I wish that we had a vetted supplier of low cost terminators. I can do one port at a time if that is useful. Not sure when to expect the others...have
By Rich NE1EE · #6050 ·
Re: usb controled rf generator.
I think such filters add more cost than starting with sinusoid-generating chips, e.g. /g/nanovna-users/message/5979
By Oristo · #6049 ·
Re: usb controled rf generator.
Hi Oristo A square wave can be expressed as an infinite number of odd harmonic sinusoidal signals. Thus, a LPF a bit above the fundamental frequency can do the job. Bo
By Bo, OZ2M · #6048 ·
Re: edelay vs ELECTRICAL DELAY and other fun #internals
Hi Larry - That can be scripted using my Python utility with multiple scanraw invocations, but current issues are measurement noise and repeatability.
By Oristo · #6047 ·